Yaourt au lait entier à la Fraises de Plougastel - European Score 100/100

European Score analysis

Ker Ronan's whole-milk strawberry yogurt from Plougastel earns a European Score of 100, built on 35 points for company headquarters, 35 for manufacturing, 10 for ingredients, 15 for distribution, 0 for certifications, and 5 for proximity. The manufacturing dimension is backed by confirmed Breton production in Morbihan, and ingredient origins explicitly reference France and the Plougastel strawberry-growing area of Brittany. The absence of formal European quality certifications means no points are gained in that dimension, but the remaining five categories are all maximised. Within the strawberry yogurts category, the product sits at the 80th percentile across 46 references, outperforming four in every five of its peers. For a European-oriented shopper, the score signals a product where every assessed dimension except formal certification points to a tightly local supply chain. The artisan dairy character, Breton production location, and identifiable French fruit sourcing represent exactly the kind of geographic specificity that the proximity score is designed to reward. The 80th-percentile category standing confirms it as a strong performer in a competitive segment. Shoppers seeking independent certification marks — such as an organic or protected-designation label — will not find them here, but those prioritising European and specifically French regional provenance will find the profile very satisfactory.